How to prevent fake securities company websites? What are the characteristics of fake securities company websites?

In the investment industry, it often happens that people use the names of securities companies to set up fake websites and illegally conduct securities investment consultations. To deal with this illegal phenomenon, investors need to remain vigilant and sober, and the most important thing is to learn some securities knowledge. and risk prevention awareness. When many securities investors were browsing the Internet, a securities company website suddenly appeared. The website published some self-proclaimed information, luring investors to contact the criminals through the customer service hotline provided on the website, and follow the other party's prompts to contact the criminals. I went through the so-called securities account opening procedures online, and ended up being defrauded of my money. Let me introduce to you the characteristics of fake securities company websites

The first is inducement and cash withdrawal. The content of these fake websites is mostly to attract members to introduce stocks and entrust financial management for stock trading. They often use deceptive words such as "professional institutions", "private equity groups", "insider information", "guaranteed profits", "daily daily limit", etc. Lure investors into believing that there is a profit, and then remit cash such as so-called "membership fees" and "guarantee fees" to bank accounts opened in personal names.

The second is to disguise and dispel worries. These fake websites basically steal the names, logos, names of principals and other information from regular securities companies, luring investors into believing that they are official websites of legitimate institutions. Some fabricate labels such as "315 Securities Bureau certified site" to deceive investors' trust; even worse, use sponsored links and relevant click habits of well-known search engines to induce investors to inadvertently mistakenly believe that they are visiting a legitimate site. Securities company's website.

The third is to avoid and hinder the investigation. Generally speaking, investors mostly contact through the "hotline numbers" left by these fake websites. If they ask for a door-to-door visit, the "professionals" who answer the phone will quickly end the call and do everything possible to avoid investigation. These published numbers are likely to be virtual, bound to multiple mobile phones or landlines, and used in different places; the published company addresses are also mostly false; related websites are more likely to rent foreign servers, etc. These are highly concealed and increase the difficulty of investigation and evidence collection.

The following will teach you some basic methods to identify illegal and counterfeit websites: 1) The contact number is a mobile phone number; 2) Similar text appears on the webpage promising high expected annualized profits; 3) Most of the keywords in the webpage are "dark horse" "Limit up" and other words. Risk prevention: Criminals usually post in groups and selectively recommend stocks to establish the image of online stock recommenders and experienced "traders". They use the method of "casting a fishing net" on the Internet to attract paid members to defraud money. Most of these so-called "professional companies" are fake "companies" without securities management qualifications. Most of the so-called "professional companies" are new to the stock market and do not have advanced securities investment knowledge and skills.